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Lily Polenchuk BREAKING: Budget 2024’s impact on Alberta post-secondary education
The Government of Alberta’s Budget 2024 features investments in high-demand areas of labour and skill, an estimated $1.4 billion in…
Read More » - OpinionJonas Smith
SU Exec Report Cards 2023-24: Vice-President (External)
Each year, The Gateway publishes an evaluation of the Students’ Union Executive and the Board of Governors representative. It’s impossible…
Read More » - OpinionMartin Bendico
The Humanities closure shows neglect for arts students
With one less building available on campus, arts students are missing a foundation. The university is showing just how much…
Read More » - OpinionDarren Kirby
Empty downtown offices: A problem or an opportunity?
Downtown Edmonton has seen better days. Instead of wanting to visit, people are avoiding our city’s core. Vacant office buildings…
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Men’s Sheds improve the mental health of rural men, report finds
For retired, rural men, Men’s Sheds can provide a sense of purpose, inclusion, and camaraderie that benefits their mental and…
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Respiratory viruses in Alberta are surging, U of A infectious disease specialist says
Over the last few weeks, Alberta has experienced a rise in respiratory viruses, especially among its elderly population, according to…
Read More » - OpinionJonas Smith
Editorial: Alberta’s $5.5 billion surplus needs to be spent on more important issues
For a province that keeps cutting funding to so many public programs, you’d expect the budget to be tight. However,…
Read More » - OpinionBrooklyn Hollinger
Why the dismissal of the Banff Centre board is problematic
The arts continually take a backseat, and I’m fed up with it. It seems institutions always cut funding to the…
Read More » - Opinion Randy Savoie
Accessible transit is a necessity, especially during the winter
Edmontonians know the drill when winter comes — get the winter tires on, pull out the coats and boots, and…
Read More » - OpinionSupplied
AMBER Alerts are for our most vulnerable, including people with disabilities
Whether we were sleeping, in class, or watching a movie, AMBER Alerts have interrupted all of us at some point.…
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